In 2004, 12 physicians representing five Salem orthopedic groups
began considering a merger as a way to more cost-effectively,
conveniently and comprehensively serve their patients.
Those physicians were driven by the common desire to offer their
patients more convenient access to a greater range of services in order
to enhance their treatment and recovery. The cost of offering physical
therapy, state-of-the-art imaging services and other technological
advances had prohibited any of the independent groups from offering them
on their own. But as one organization they could bring together in one
convenient location all the services and technology they needed to
optimize the patient-care experience.
Two years later, after completing a $3.4 million transformation
of a former state office building on State Street, the physicians opened
what was originally called Willamette Orthopedic Group. In 2009 that
name was changed to Hope Orthopedics of Oregon, a more appropriate
representation of the organization’s mission and service area.
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